Bulls and Bears: • Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
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Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, but a cigar box can often be many things — like the body of a ukulele.
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The U.S. has 160 domestic cigar manufacturing facilities and 216 cigar importers.
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A champagne wall was set up, and a cigar bar from Cigar Factory New Orleans.
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"Nothing beats smoking a Cuban cigar in Cuba," Nick, Cigar Aficionado's youngest cover star, said.
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If sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, a book is rarely just a book.
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He has a lit cigar, and he was knocking the ash from his cigar on the carpet.
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To go to the cigar parlor without you texting him articles about the dangers of cigar smoking. 19.
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But a cigar is never just a cigar, and it's impossible to settle in without being bludgeoned by mystique.
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Close to home, he enjoys the Cigar Republic, a cigar bar that is a gathering spot for local millennials.
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Nick Jonas is facing backlash from fans after posing with a cigar for the latest issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine.
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"The FDA wants to discourage cigar smoking at all costs," said Eric Newman, president of the J.C. Newman Cigar Company.
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Then again, we're just guessing here—and as Freud maybe said one time, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
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Gift the Engraved Cigar Humidor, from $46.80 A sophisticated box that keeps his cigars fresh is a must-have for cigar enthusiasts.
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Filled with cigar factories, it quickly became the "cigar capital of the world," its cobble stone streets home to Cuban, Italian, and Spanish immigrants.
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Federal records show that he represented the budget office in a meeting in April 2014 with Cigar Rights of America, a premium cigar lobbying group.
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Napa Cigars The local cigar bar and lounge is open for anyone to come use its Wi-Fi or just smoke a cigar to get their mind off the wildfire.
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Asked by The Chicago Tribune to name the secret of Mr. Haas's success, Mr. Newman replied, "The core of his mind rests in his cigar, and it's a good cigar."
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At one point in his meal, Maduro can be seen smoking a cigar and appearing to pose with Gokce as he was presented with a cigar and a T-shirt.
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"Panic is a natural state for Democrats, but as Freud once said, sometimes a cigar is just a good cigar," said David Axelrod, the chief strategist of Barack Obama's 503 campaign.
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Dining | Long Island Cigar smokers don't get much respect.
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One Region 5 official noted that Mr. Jones, who was not previously a regular cigar smoker, turned himself into a cigar aficionado in the mold of Mr. Williams after becoming regional director.
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But Sanders isn't celebrating with champagne or with a cigar.
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What flavors should I be looking for in a cigar?
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It's also an excuse for him to smoke a cigar.
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The April issue of Cigar Aficionado is on newsstands now.
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It has a wine and cigar cellar and home theater.
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For some, it's a festive cigar with friends and fam.
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HER: I found a cigar box containing 2 gold coins.
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Stack a few leaves, then roll them like a cigar.
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The driver purchased cigar wrappers and spoke to the witness.
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KS: He's opening a cigar store called Smoke and Mossberg.
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And sometimes I have a coffee and cigar at hand.
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And I try to smoke one decent cigar a day.
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There is also a cigar lounge with a tobacco sommelier.
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Sadly though, it was day five and still no cigar.
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The race featured Cigar, America's reigning Horse of the Year.
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Mr. Bush's physical noted that he smoked the occasional cigar.
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I saw Arnold Schwarzenegger in a dress smoking a cigar.
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I love SoHo Cigar Bar and Hudson Bar and Books.
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He likes the Air Force, tequila, and an occasional cigar.
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There was also a Cuban band with a cigar roller.
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"Paul took a puff on his cigar," Mr. Gold recalled.
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It is the Yale Club, not an exclusive cigar club.
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It's a cigar box with four rubber bands on it.
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LG: A fine cigar with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
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According to data compiled by Mangum Economic Consulting and provided by Cigar Rights of America, the rules would put 88% of U.S. cigar manufacturers and importers out of business and destroy 5,1603 U.S. jobs.
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Oh, she's in the ladies' room with Lucy smoking a cigar.
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Sources close to Rick tell us ... it was a cigar, stupid.
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The unnamed victim was reportedly smoking a cigar at the time.
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Everyone has a story about a cigar-smoking experience gone wrong.
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Welles would no doubt chuckle at these questions, cigar in hand.
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Let the sound of a thousand harrumphs echo amid cigar smoke.
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Roll up the dough into a cigar, pinching the ends together.
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Latin name: Blunt, rounded snout, cigar-shaped body, relatively small fins.
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The ship's accommodations include a spa, pool, gym and cigar lounge.
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Ed Paxton, 51, runs a cigar shop — and business is good.
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All those fucking tofu eating coffee drinking fucking cigar smoking fucking.
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He beat a superhorse that day by the name of Cigar.
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A CIGAR A DAY After that usually I will walk home.
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Unlike blunts, there is no thick taste of flavored cigar papers.
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"No one could beat him," he said, dragging on his cigar.
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Several revisions followed, all receiving a "close but no cigar" response.
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His mother, Stephanie (Jachimczak) Dudrick, worked in silk and cigar factories.
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Roll tightly into a cigar and secure with butcher's twine. 4.
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Imagine a backroom of secret handshakes, only without the cigar smoke.
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Wilson, with a trademark cigar in his mouth constantly, appeared unruffled.
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For example, "they're looking to have a cigar roller maybe, if the groom is a cigar aficionado, or they're looking to have a satellite bar with margaritas if they met on Cinco de Mayo," said Cooper.
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EVERY morning at 8:30 Gricel Valdés-Lombillo mounts a platform at the H. Upmann cigar factory and starts the first of her 30-minute shifts reading to an audience of 150 torcedores, or cigar rollers.
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Appreciating that cigar lovers tended to be affluent but that cigar smoke was not always so loved by others, he set up clubs where cigars, wine and fine food could be enjoyed far from any crowds.
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When runners let an on-course volunteer coordinator know that a spectator was blowing cigar smoke into the racecourse at one of their 2013 races, for example, the coordinator got him to put out his cigar.
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"We remain optimistic that the premium cigar industry will ultimately obtain relief — through legislation, litigation, or regulation — from the crippling components of FDA regulation," Drew Newman, general counsel of J.C. Newman Cigar Company, said in a statement.
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"Smoked some chicken, smoked some ribs, and smoked a cigar," he says.
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Where can I buy a cigar — and where can I smoke it?
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A few factors separate a premium cigar from something of lower quality.
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As you smoke, it's also important to identify how the cigar feels.
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Dick Durbin to discuss agency regulation of e-cigarette and cigar flavorings.
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Hotels and high-end cigar lounges are exempt under the proposed measure.
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" And they would tell me about, like, "Oh, I'm a cigar roller.
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"When in Beijing at a cigar bar …" the actress captioned the picture.
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Friday night, you can go to a cigar bar in Miami Gardens.
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Three local cigar lounges and all hotels are exempt from the ban.
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The cigar industry lobbying pitch has gained the most traction in Congress.
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And instead, what you get is, he shared a cigar with someone.
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"I think that they have no cigar — in both cases," he said.
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Long Island cigar aficionados have a refuge from this ignominy: Matador Cigars.
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Recently, she took a Saturday-night gig, at a downtown cigar bar.
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I also smoke a cigar, which was a gift from my father.
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In the living room, a man on a sofa smokes a cigar.
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Jones plans to place one of Heflin's cigar boxes in his office.
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I go in and ask for the house cigar, the mildest one.
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She dons a military uniform and blows cigar smoke in his face.
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"I'm not giving interviews," he said, as someone offered him a cigar.
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Also, love the director or whoever, smoking a cigar in the studio.
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He celebrated afterward — like a number of his teammates — with a cigar.
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There's also an extensive cigar collection, from which guests can help themselves.
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He was a cigar stub of a man, Jack Ruby without the .
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For an easy pairing, she suggests stacking cigar bands and eternity bands.
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It even features a functional cigar humidor right on the center console.
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For those people who enjoy a stogie, the state has proposed a 22018-cent tax per cigar (or $219 on a box of 2125 Cohibas) to replace an existing excise tax that it thinks cigar manufacturers have been avoiding.
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Cigar makers also rushed new products to the market to beat the regulations.
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Musk's device shoots a much smaller flame, like a souped-up cigar lighter.
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Ocho is lined with palm trees, dollar stores, cigar shops, beauty salons, Cuban
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Jay was spotted relaxing outside the hotel smoking a cigar earlier this week.
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How can I tell a good quality cigar from a poor quality one?
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It made Omar rich; he appeared on TV, hooded, with an enormous cigar.
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An assistant trying to make a guy comfortable may even proffer a cigar.
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There is a 300-bottle wine cellar and humidor room for cigar-smoking.
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A blunt is a cigar that's been hollowed out and filled with marijuana.
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Just don't try to start your own Cuban cigar import business quite yet.
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It was a cigar-shaped lump of rock, a dull red in color.
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Dressed in white, they offer special purifications of people's statuettes using cigar smoke.
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It's been 20 years, but Assemblywoman Maggie Carlton still remembers the cigar smoke.
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It's been 24.33 years, but Assemblywoman Maggie Carlton still remembers the cigar smoke.
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A typical Bongani cigar is worth about 10% less than its Cuban equivalent.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is drafting new guidelines for cigar manufacturers.
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There was also a Cuban cigar roller, a bar completely made of ice.
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Cops say he also handed over a cigar box with 3 joints inside.
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Beside him, a large bald man puffing on a cigar nods his approval.
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The cigar rolling factories in Tampa's historic Ybor City are almost all gone.
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A cigar room, in a second-floor loft, is furnished with leather loungers.
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The air was thick with the smell of hot dogs and cigar smoke.
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The Modern Chesterfield Leather Sofa is available in licorice, mocha, and cigar colors.
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Edison snapped his fingers, and Jed ran over to bring him a cigar.
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Sooner or later, they all get beat (see: Cigar), and why not today?
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He kept a three-cigar-a-day habit well into his old age.
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Inside a Ziploc bag inside a Playboy cigar box inside a desk drawer.
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He struck a match and held it to the end of Mazer's cigar.
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Mazer crossed his eyes and smacked his lips until the cigar caught fire.
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He dragged on a cigar as he considered the instrument in his hands.
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The old-guard pen scene, like the cigar aficionados, appreciates a certain gaudiness.
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He waved a big cigar to show how easy it would all be.
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But cigar experts said climate change could affect quality, as well as production.
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He detected a faded scent of cigar smoke, wool, leather polish, and horsiness.
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A photograph of him smoking a cigar with the dictator inflamed the opposition.
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The triangle has been a part of the cigar store's lot ever since.
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The snuff and cigar maker has expanded in the U.S. cigar market in recent years and is pushing for similar success in the country with snus, which is banned in most of Europe and whose home market has become crowded.
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And in the 1920s, young William Paley was tasked with growing the cigar business.
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Screenshot: TwitterDid Giuliani send these tweets before or after carousing at a cigar club?
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France's Areva SA holds minority interests in the McArthur River and Cigar Lake projects.
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Basically, it looks like a cigar—or at least that's what everyone is saying.
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Because unlike smoking a cigarette, a cigar is not meant to be fully inhaled.
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And so, in that spirit, I decided to go watch a cigar smoking contest.
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He poured himself a big glass of scotch, he recalled, and lit a cigar. ●
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Guests were also reportedly treated to a vintage-inspired cigar bar and gambling casino.
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Inside an actual cigar factory, provided as a meeting site by a state representative.
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It shows DJ Khaled riding a horse through the ocean and smoking a cigar.
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Folding and pinching the leaves, she then rolls the mixture into a tight cigar.
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She gave a fierce expression as she held a cigar in her right hand.
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He claims, while puffing on an unlit cigar, that his case may be dismissed.
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Prince -- smoking a cigar -- was arrested near a high school in Newark, Delaware. 2.
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The drum beats creating tension where we felt none; Dickie Roper's tightly clenched cigar.
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Major cigar associations are expected to gather next week to map out a strategy.
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Other entertainment spaces include a whiskey lounge, cigar lounge, and a formal dining area.
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However, the cigar factories closed in the '50s, and the neighborhood fell into disrepair.
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After Babitz dropped a lit match on herself while lighting a cigar at the
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Space So, a long, cigar-shaped object zipped through our solar system last year.
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It smells like cigar smoke and polish, and sounds like coke and chit chat.
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When she reached over to pick up a huge cigar, I snapped a photo.
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Cohn's persona probably contributed to the cigar-chomping, egotistical stereotype of the studio head.
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Thrifty to an absurd degree, cigar dangling or left perched somewhere catching you unawares.
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I drive up to Le Charlot where I smoke my one cigar at night.
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One item has a personal connection to Mr. Korins himself: a battered cigar box.
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Telephone wedged between his head and shoulder, he smoked a cigar and shuffled papers.
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Standing on the street outside Nied's last cigar store, I started to feel desperate.
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Years later, Eleanor Roosevelt would express astonishment at the cigar-puffing Churchill's iron constitution.
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A cloud of cigar fume marked an alcove featuring a never-ending poker game.
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I'm especially fond of the long sigara borek, rolled to look like a cigar.
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The bit where he lights up his cigar with the spinner is particularly inspired.
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It's the same basic cigar shape, about eight times as long as it is wide.
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They settled on an old cigar factory in Greenville, and the law school in Columbia.
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A troubled man chomps on a cigar as he drives along the New Jersey Turnpike.
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So, I got one and figured out how to make it bring me a cigar.
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A photograph depicts him sitting, cigar in hand, surveying their massed ranks in the snow.
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"At the end of the day, a good cigar is one you enjoy," Herklots said.
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However, it will exempt cigar lounges and allow hotels to sell tobacco products to guests.
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" And sometimes he just comes out and says it: "I do enjoy an occasional cigar.
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Imperial is being advised by AZ Capital on the sale of its premium cigar business.
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The cigar you pick or even where you sit in a room makes a difference.
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"It's usually a tie, or a bottle of whiskey, or a cigar kit," said Wright.
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It looked (almost ironically, perhaps) like a cigar box with knobs and plastic on it.
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One fan lit a cigar, as if he were belatedly celebrating last season's euphoric turnaround.
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Unlike the cigar workers and the lectores, the party seldom turns over a new leaf.
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Her neighbor, Randy, saw her and thought the taquito was actually a cigar, BuzzFeed reports.
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Bongani Cigars is a Mozambique-based firm that considers itself Africa's first luxury cigar brand.
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This cigar brand from Mozambique is marketing a luxury item to Africa's growing middle class.
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The cigar guidelines will address the health warning statements manufacturers must place on their products.
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In the shot, Nick held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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I keep them hidden in a cigar box under some bushes in Golden Gate Park.
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Two homemade explosive devices were constructed of metal cylindrical cigar tubes with gunpowder and wicks.
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When Americans think about 19th-century democracy, we imagine earnest statesmen or cigar-chomping bosses.
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He found him in the library, a small, wood-panelled room thick with cigar smoke.
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That winking, sinister-looking cigar you see above is one of the game's many bosses.
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It's the cigar that blew up in the face of Donald Trump and House Republicans.
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In the shot, he held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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There is a well-preserved three-story building from the 1s, now a cigar lounge.
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Cigar-rolling stations, wine and liquor tastings, and dance performers are also becoming more popular.
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We'd sit outside on his balcony with a drink and he'd be smoking a cigar.
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This season I've had a lot of races where it's just close but no cigar.
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There is also a cigar room, which has been decorated intricately with a detailed ceiling.
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That afternoon, I had taken pictures of Ice Cube with a cigar for State Magazine.
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Missing will be his sidekick, Wayne Gretzky, puffing on his cigar and keeping it light.
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"It isn't about being entertaining or pretty," he said, taking a drag on his cigar.
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A pistol in one hand, a cigar in the other, he was a man's man.
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No two boxes look the same — some are vintage candy boxes, others old cigar cases.
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No Cuban cigar On the surface, Cubans witnessed a historic transfer of power last week.
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"It's something to be concerned about," said David Savona, executive editor of Cigar Aficionado magazine.
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He pointed to a Facebook post of a black dude smoking a cigar-size blunt.
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It looked skinny, like a cigar, and may have been a quarter-mile in length.
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He drove by in a limo, sticking a cigar out the window like Lex Luthor.
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She also wants a rolling bar—think cigar rolling, but weed, if it's reasonably priced.
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So, if you didn't do cigar, you didn't do cigarettes, what was your writerly neuroticism?
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Marvin at Shanken Communications has three media brands: Wine Spectator, Cigar Aficionado and Whiskey Advocate.
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A worker applies an outer wrapper to a cigar at a cigar factory in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood in 2009 (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)Yesterday, we looked at all of the crazy things that US Customs and Border Protection seized in Florida over the summer.
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" 'Cause we've been out feeling around for that ourselves, but no cigar is sometimes just no cigar —" Tira launched herself from the couch in an attempt to perch in Stolarsky's lap, in doing so jarring the board, as she pushed herself between it and Stolarsky.
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A noted bon viveur, Mr Aso is known to love a cigar after a good meal.
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Scientists believe Oumuamua is shaped like a cigar, approximately 400 feet long and 40 feet wide.
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He's puffin' on a cigar, but let's be clear -- Eniko's ass is what's really smoking here.
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In the shot, Nick is seen holding a cigar as Chopra leans back against his chest.
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Cigar companies must become compliant by August 2021, while e-cig companies have until August 2022.
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Neither of Cruz's top rivals has made much of an effort to court the cigar vote.
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In the shot, Nick was seen holding a cigar as Chopra leaned back against his chest.
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A luxury cigar company from Mozambique is looking to challenge Cuba as Africa's middle class expands
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Baby Herman's cigar, for example, was manipulated by a small robot placed into the baby carriage.
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He liked a glass of Scotch and a cigar at the end of a long day.
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"Celebrating France 🇫🇷…w a cigar and rosé.." he captioned the shot, adding the hashtag #soccer.
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Who needs a fancy cigar when there's Bitcoin to be mined at nearly $17,23 per coin?
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It got real steamy in the club ... and it had nothing to do with Mike's cigar.
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Perhaps you'd like to visit an out of the way restaurant or smoke a unique cigar.
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Though not as common, hookah tobacco use also increased among high school students; cigar use declined.
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But in the Cigar Room at the Peninsula Hotel, a different kind of scene was unfolding.
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After lighting his third cigar of the day, he smiled at me as we were introduced.
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The scene reflects the vision of Glen Greenberg, a doctor's son and a confirmed cigar smoker.
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In movies and television, there is no prop so directly associated with villainy as the cigar.
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Cigar, the best horse in North America, showed up for the inaugural race anyway and won.
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You get that when he sits down, starts talking to you and lights up a cigar.
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It is made of gold, enamel and diamonds and shaped as a banker smoking a cigar.
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It showed them sitting on footlockers with Williams outfitted in military khakis and lighting Ruth's cigar.
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It was "the prudent thing to do," said Mr. Kraft, who did not light a cigar.
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A photo shows Giuliani sitting in a chair smoking a cigar with Ryan in his lap.
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Assists with Cigar PAC in the following areas: mission accomplishment, fundraising, budget development, and events. 5.
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Occupation: Proprietor of Sterling Ascots Age: 29 Why the Cuban cigar and flower in your pocket?
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It was strangely cigar-shaped, and seemed to accelerate as it traveled away from the Sun.
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In years past, it has been won by horses like Cigar, Silver Charm and California Chrome.
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Tampa is well known for craft beers made by Cigar City Brewing, Coppertail Brewing and others.
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But it's the same reason guys go smoke in a cigar bar: to have that camaraderie.
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It was a cigar store, and Frank Hess arranged for the owners to lease the triangle.
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She was only pretending to be bored, it seemed, fingering the lid of Jeb's cigar box.
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"These are some photos," he said, turning to an old cigar box on the coffee table.
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The gathering took place in late January at a cigar bar in Annapolis, the state capital.
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"Although I own a whiskey and cigar bar," he said, "I smoke cigarettes and drink tequila."
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He puffed on a cigar, right down to the stub, while chatting on his cell phone.
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" Watching a young woman offer a cigar to her husband one evening in Athens, where she travels briefly to confront the father who abandoned her years before, she says: "My problem is that I want to smoke the cigar and for someone else to light it.
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It also raises the question, when the baby is born, do you give Bill Clinton a cigar?
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And the cigar-shaped bats I thought I saw in the summer were actually agile chimney swifts.
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But ultimately — also like wine — a cigar will taste like the land the tobacco was grown in.
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They may have included poison pills, a toxic cigar, exploding mollusks, and a chemically tainted diving suit.
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To those who prefer a glass of burgundy and a cigar, that may seem hard to understand.
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The city received dozens of letters in support of exempting cigar lounges, including some from prominent members.
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Macdonald sold LeMay on the guns by letting the cigar-chewing officer blast watermelons in Boutelle's backyard.
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He strikes his final match of the evening to light a cigar, one of his guilty pleasures.
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"You can't keep oppressing people, whether they're Asian, Hispanic or whatever," said Anderson, chomping on a cigar.
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"It doesn't end well, threatening my family's safety," Cernovich said, puffing on a cigar like Suge Knight.
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They are bullish on cryptocurrency's staying power, but it might be a close-but-no-cigar situation.
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Security quickly ushered him to the VIP lounge, where he smoked a cigar and drank Macallan neat.
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Fold up the bottom over the filling and roll it from the bottom up like a cigar.
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For $1.50 each, Cañosa sells Obama magnets that show him dancing salsa and appreciating a Cuban cigar.
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TheTrainwreck star is chewing a cigar and sporting an eye patch, while Hanisch beams by her side.
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In another video, Maduro smokes a cigar taken from a box with a plaque of his name.
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Many shops employ skilled tabaqueros (cigar rollers) on-site so tourists and aficionados can watch the process.
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" Another teased: "Things Nick Jonas could be holding that are better than a cigar: just nothing. literally.
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No way could I sleep — with Churchill in the corner, drinking his brandy and smoking his cigar.
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At work, Mr. Gutfreund was known for his gruff demeanor, foul language and an ever-lit cigar.
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A Whole Foods, a Jamaican restaurant, a movie theater, a cigar shop—it was just so beautiful!
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He dismantled window shades and wooden cigar boxes to create fabric and panel backings for his paintings.
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In my own home, we now have a cigar box-sized container for all of our remotes.
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He clutched a stub of a cigar in the side of his mouth, rendering his drawl incomprehensible.
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Cigar won the Donn twice, including in his final start before winning the 23 Dubai World Cup.
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"I'll give you a plant," said a frustrated Mr. Grimaldi between draws of his De Nobili cigar.
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Of course, if you want, you can smoke the cigar by holding it up to your head.
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A separate structure, a cigar-shaped council chamber, is attached to the complex by walkways and escalators.
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They should expect a lot of close-but-no-cigar showings, just like this spring's special elections.
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"Of course, I remember every moment of it," he said, sipping pineapple juice in the cigar club.
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Additionally, they had a cigar bar and flower crown cart to keep with their music festival-theme.
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The video then shows him dancing, cooking ribs and smoking a cigar while wearing his trademark overalls.
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And Robert "Bobby the Cigar" DeLuca, who is expected to testify about the burial of Mr. DiSarro.
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The schoolmarm also raps their heads for uncouth laughter, bad grammar, cigar smoking in class, and tardiness.
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But like a cigar, a dress is not always just a dress, especially in the political arena.
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Bush eventually relented, and soon Barak was in the room, smoking a cigar and sipping a whiskey.
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A cigar Mr. Galante had been puffing was still clenched in his teeth when the police arrived.
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Roll the omelet up like a cigar and cut crosswise into 83/2-inch thick strips. 6.
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That's why a Texas cigar store called "The Man Cave" is using a Kaepernick jersey as a doormat.
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The company also expects to fully ramp up production at its new Cigar Lake, Saskatchewan, mine in 2017.
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Then blow gently on the foot or wave the cigar, so that air stimulates it to light fully.
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What the Fed is doing is the equivalent of lighting the cigar at halftime with a thin lead.
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You see skin and I just kind of pictured her sitting there smoking a cigar in this jumpsuit.
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The guys walk to a nearby cigar shop to and grab some goodies, which our cousin pays for.
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Special devices had to be built to move a real gun, wave a real cigar or spit water.
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" She adds with a laugh, "There's something about the way he holds a cigar that turns me on.
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Still, the executive editor of Cigar Aficionado magazine, David Savona, said the change will have a major impact.
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The caption-less photo showed Disick, 32, smoking a cigar with his body turned away from the camera.
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The research team found 455 e-cigarette brands and more than 100 flavored cigar, cigarillo and hookah brands.
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The cigar-shaped asteroid is dark and reddish, and is about ten times long as it is wide.
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While Sócrates preferred several dozen cigarettes a day, Maradona is more often spotted chomping on a huge cigar.
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In the summer, when we play poker (hold 'em) outside, Scotch and a cigar go hand-in-hand.
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The consoles are littered with pens, pencils, maps, stopwatches, binders, glasses, cigar boxes, and Winston or Marlboro cigarettes.
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The first interstellar object ever detected, the mysterious cigar-shaped 'Oumuamua, zoomed through our solar system in 2017.
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Mr. Quevedo, 45, is the president of Sleepdreams Diagnostics, which also has office space in the cigar factory.
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I know one cigar smoker who is obligated to keep a distance of 20 feet from his house.
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"I mean, I like making contributions, I'm a great punch-up man," he said, twirling an imaginary cigar.
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He painted naked women on candy boxes and inside glassware; one embraced a cigar, another a ketchup bottle.
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He sits in his chair, lights a cigar, and basks in the presence of wife, children and pets.
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The ultimate bachelor activity can be found at the cigar lounge where you can puff on Rodriguez Cigars.
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Russell, our drunken chef, dropped some wet cigar ash into Mr. Belushi's meal, which was tragically not uncommon.
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So "Karsh boldly stepped forward and plucked the cigar from Churchill's mouth and took the picture," she said.
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On the credenza sat cigar boxes from Enron and Madoff Securities — a short-seller's version of trophy antlers.
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If there is a problem with the weather, it's going to have a direct effect on the cigar.
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As he chomped on a lit cigar, Wrenn insisted Tucker has narrowed the race to about 10 points.
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Halls that once swirled with cigar smoke and tulle frocks started welcoming PowerPoint potentates in plastic name-tags.
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In fact, the cop went as far as threatening to arrest anyone smoking a cigar during the festivities.
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An assistant invited Dunning to meet with Weinstein at a cigar bar in the InterContinental Hotel, she said.
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His black Under Armor track suit is open as he clasps a lit cigar in his pale hand.
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The FDA also announced a broader crackdown on flavored e-cigarettes and cigar sales to kids on Wednesday.
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The first, a cigar-shaped rock (also probably a comet of sorts), named Oumuamua, was discovered in 22012.
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The first, a cigar-shaped rock (also probably a comet of sorts), named Oumuamua was discovered in 2017.
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Binders and eyeglasses and cigar boxes sit next to cans of RC Cola and packs of Winston cigarettes.
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I thought maybe I could get a remote-control helicopter and make it bring a cigar to the table.
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Writing "this is a test" in pen was close, but no cigar, with the lettering converting to "*hisis_test" instead.
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Swedish Match predicted both the Scandinavian snus market and the U.S. cigar market would remain highly competitive this year.
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"A premium cigar is never intended to be inhaled, but rather enjoyed within the mouth and nose," Herklots said.
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They have to consider their Fresnel zone, a cigar-shaped space between a transmitting antenna and the receiving antenna.
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Exemptions for cigar lounges and hotels The ordinance will affect tobacco retailers, including gas stations, convenience stores and pharmacies.
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There are 28 establishments in Beverly Hills that have permits to sell tobacco products, and three are cigar lounges.
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The focal point of the space, though, is a portrait of Shaq smoking a cigar in a blue tuxedo.
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Enemies in the game include a towering cigar with a sinister grin, and a giant carrot with psychic powers.
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Big Tobacco discovered decades ago that freebase nicotine makes puffing on a cigar much harsher than inhaling cigarette smoke.
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In the shot, Chopra smiles as she nuzzles Jonas, who is smoking a cigar in a tangerine-colored suit.
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That "cigar of some sort" was actually just a taquito, as we can see in Sarah's response to Amy.
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Then, he'd take a puff of his cigar, pound his fist on the table and say 'Everyone shut up!
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The cigar galaxy otherwise known as M2000 is creating stars extremely fast, 23 times faster than our own galaxy.
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The cigar galaxy otherwise known as M82 is creating stars extremely fast, 10 times faster than our own galaxy.
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Nas, who still looks like a 20-something despite being 42, rolls around with Khaled, smoking a big cigar.
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Tampa, incorporated in 2225, was long known for little more than phosphate mining, cigar factories, mobsters and corrupt politicians.
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You to get a job he understands and can easily explain to his friends at the cigar parlor. 18.
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Ahead of them Norm Powell chugged champagne and Danny Green showed off his massive mohawk and smoked a cigar.
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Contrary to popular perception, executive pay is set more by market forces than by a cigar-chomping boardroom cartel.
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Second, a quick mind: he wrote with speed and panache, after strolling round leisurely with a big cigar beforehand.
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On one wall hangs a portrait of her grandfather in the act of painting, cigar in mouth, homburg aslant.
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Timeline of the R. Kelly scandal The flier prominently featured Kelly wearing a gold crown and smoking a cigar.
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Historians have interviewed former mission workers, who remember squinting at consoles through the haze of cigarette and cigar smoke.
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According to Mashable, cigar factory workers would even pitch in portions of their weekly salary to fund their lectors.
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At that time, I remember Marcello Lippi at Juventus smoked a cigar during the whole game, in every game.
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There's also a photo of Bill Clinton chomping on a comically large cigar, overlaid with Hillary Clinton laughing maniacally.
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Kris personally hooked TT up with an unreleased Louis Vuitton bag (aka EXPENSIVE) along with a sick cigar ashtray.
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Cigar Afficionado's Man Of The Year since the dawn of time, Fidel finally gave up his stogies in 1985.
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Before Coors arrived, Nofziger sprinkled some cigar ashes on a thick American Enterprise Institute study resting on his bookshelf.
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And in 2017, King Abdullah II of Jordan presented the Trump grandchildren with a cigar box worth about $540.
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"If you tried to connect me to organized crime, you probably could get close — but no cigar," he said.
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The final touch was Crandell's suggestion of a partnership between the cigar-puffing Mies and his fervent advocate Johnson.
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On the opposite end of its lengthy table, a well-dressed senior dabbed his cigar in a nearby ashtray.
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" And this time, he said, as he puffed on a big Dominican cigar, Mr. Trump had "really gone overboard.
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A number of cities and states have taken steps to ban e-cigarette and cigar flavors on smaller scales.
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The first interstellar visitor, 'Oumuamua, brought lots of excitement; to some, its strange, cigar-like shape seemed almost impossible.
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In this isolated location, students like to form clubs, on everything from politics to cigar smoking to highland dancing.
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Ernie Kovacs, for example, was bringing his own brand of cigar-chomping weirdness to network TV in the 1950s.
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This galaxy, called Kiso 21398, is seen here in an edge-on view, looking like a cosmic cigar of sorts.
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This galaxy, called Kiso 5639, is seen here in an edge-on view, looking like a cosmic cigar of sorts.
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In the spring-break-worthy snapshot, Joe sported aviators and held a cigar while appearing to be aboard a boat.
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Artist's impression of 'OumuamuaImage: Hubble Space TelescopeRemember that cigar-shaped interstellar object that whizzed through our Solar System last year?
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About 12 million light-years away from our planet, lays the starburst galaxy M82, also known as the Cigar Galaxy.
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Roll the "cigar" into a spiral, then, using the palm of your hand, smash the spiral together to flatten slightly.
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Under the proposals, any new cigar launched in the U.S. market after 2007 would require retrospective approval from the FDA.
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Perhaps influenced by the texts they heard, cigar workers helped win Cuba's independence from Spain and later founded trade unions.
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The actress previously posted a picture of Jonas on a boat holding a cigar with the simple caption "Miami Daze."
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In a video from April he's on a plane asking for a Rich Cigar and then presented with a box.
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For years I have worked with light bulb manufacturers, cigar makers, distillers, and others whose products are not visually unusual.
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"Chief Big Heart, no cigar-store Indian, used his 'tomahawk chop' to advantage," The New York Times related in 22013.
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It said it was no longer confident that the U.S. cigar market would grow this year in terms of volume.
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Cameco's move leaves it with only its Cigar Lake, Saskatchewan mine and the Inkai mine in Kazakhstan producing significant volumes.
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The Fusion C Mini PC is no bigger than a small cigar box but can compete with normal-sized computers.
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In August, Manafort and Kiliminik finally met face to face in a ritzy cigar lounge four blocks from Trump Tower.
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It took me a long time to convince my brain that some of this cigar box juggling stuff is real.
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Top Cigars (1551 Southwest Eighth Street; 305-643-1150) is a cigar shop and emporium that sells cigars and paraphernalia.
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Oh, and there were panama hats and berets (very Chanel, very Che) and a male model carrying a Cuban cigar.
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The biggest challenge for the cigar industry would be to meet new testing requirements for products developed after February 2007.
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"That became my tradition -- to smoke a cigar on the day that I flew out," she says a decade later.
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Jordan is well known for his love of cigars and told Cigar Aficionado magazine that he smokes six a day.
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Arnold Andre, one of the city's last remaining cigar manufacturers, uses Commerzbank for its global operations, president Rainer Goehner said.
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Stay in your choice of reclaimed historic buildings that range from an 1880s cigar factory to a shotgun Conch house.
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Between 2014 and 2018, the resort paid more than $60,000 on the UAW's behalf to the Tinder Box cigar shop.
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Here's the "recipe" to follow: Make a paste by mixing softened butter or mayonnaise with cigar, cigarette or fireplace ashes.
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Eventually, in his backyard, with a glass of Chianti and, against doctors' orders, a nice cigar, he will, he said.
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I thought we might be doing homonyms and I might need the letter "I" for something — close, but no cigar.
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Lorenzi Milano may offer a $29,000 cigar set fashioned with mammoth tusk but the boutique is to retail accessible keepsakes.
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Some held prominent positions — as composers, artists, artisans — but their primary occupations were carpenters, cigar makers, shoemakers, laborers and deliverymen.
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The premium cigar industry, like the wine industry, relies on releasing new varieties to sustain the interests of its connoisseurs.
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The video shows Mr. McCarthy getting out of the car, entering the store and buying a package of cigar wrappers.
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She carried a light-colored handbag, rocked a pair of dark sunglasses, and held a cigar cigarette between her lips.
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The lounge features an à la carte restaurant, cigar lounge, showers, sleeping area, and even a spa with complimentary treatments.
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Mr. Tang later sold much of his stake in Pacific Cigar but was still the company's chairman at his death.
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She springs out of bed to check, while Léonce — no longer worried, if he ever actually was — enjoys his cigar.
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That scene where she gave him a cigar and Rosita shot them both the jealous former lover stare was fantastic.
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In 2015, Fidelito was photographed at a lavish cigar party in Havana alongside model Naomi Campbell and socialite Paris Hilton.
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In a video shared on social media, Maduro can be seen smoking a cigar and dining at the expensive restaurant.
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Cameco said it plans to reduce workforce at the McArthur River, Key Lake and Cigar Lake operations by 10 percent.
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SUGAR EAST Abraham Merchant has turned Merchants NY Cigar Bar, which he closed last year, into this homage to Havana.
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The ruling partly relates to a meeting between Manafort and Kilimnik at a Manhattan cigar bar on August 2, 2016.
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Guests will feel like royalty at the cigar bar, an entire room dedicated to smoking some of the world's finest.
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Others worth mentioning in the tasting include the rich and creamy Maduro Brown Ale from Cigar City in Tampa, Fla.
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I think he's going right to the cigar store and the battlefield and you're never going to see him again.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Beatriz Yagoda, a distinguished novelist, clutches her suitcase and a cigar and climbs into an almond tree.
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McArthur also staged his victims after the murders, posing them in a fur coat with a cigar in between their lips.
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Well done—but no cigar, Mr Becerra replied; the offending law applies to the whole state and so must the ban.
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Called "dry" smoking, it allows you to tell if the cigar was stored well and that the tobaccos were processed correctly.
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There was a time when your athletic coach showed up with a clipboard, a cigar, and an 8-cylinder burgundy Econoline.
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On the opposite side, Barry Rust makes fully functional ukuleles, banjos, and fiddles out of old coffee tins and cigar boxes.
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In one photo, Jay Z is seen smoking a cigar while Beyoncé casually reads a newspaper beside him, wearing a thong.
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Competitors are allowed two matches and one minute to light up, and the goal is to smoke a cigar the slowest.
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Imagine him peering past theatre footlights through clouds of cigar smoke, checking that every row is full and each face rapt.
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Lee Iacocca, the cigar-chomping auto industry icon who invented the Ford Mustang and later saved Chrysler from bankruptcy, has died.
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Boxes of the season's delights would appear outside the restaurant and he would stand beside them, drawing on a fat cigar.
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Like many of Bouguereau's works, the painting entered broader commercial channels via prints and products such as reproductions on cigar boxes.
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Hardy also had a cigar in his mouth during a scene with costar Matt Dillon, who plays Capone's close friend Johnny.
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The rye, for example, was aged in cigar-shaped oak barrels made from wood harvested in the Vosges region of France.
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One of them was simply to go down and meet the promoter and try to smoke a cigar and hang out.
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Roger Stone, a former Trump adviser who reportedly told Trump to fire Comey, and celebrated the news with a cigar 4.
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But I don't want to be in a scene and be, like, 'Oh, I wish I had that papier-mâché cigar.
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So a cigar maker named George Hull thought it would be entertaining to fabricate a fossil of one of Noah's giants.
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"The FDA took the path of least resistance," said Newman, the fourth generation of his family to head the cigar company.
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Ruth would count the cigar butts in his ashtray each morning to tally how many women he'd bedded the previous night.
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That might explain why that unidentified, cigar-shaped object is hightailing it away from our planet as fast as inhumanly possible.
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Ybor City was established in 1886 by Vicente Martinez Ybor, a Spanish entrepreneur who became a successful cigar manufacturer in Cuba.
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Sunrise Baby & Co created the outfits and JLS Creation Corner created the cigar, beer can, fried kitty, and &aposSnots&apos props.
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In addition to having a comprehensive cigar selection, it is also the most comfortable place to legally smoke on Long Island.
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The loft features camping trinkets, a framed copy of Cigar Aficionado magazine starring Tom Selleck, and a lot of hunter's plaid.
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Byrnes was a broad-shouldered bollard of a man, with a cigar forever pointing in accusation from beneath his walrus mustache.
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One of the things he says is a lot of business people forget that there's more puffs left in the cigar.
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Fit the theme by sharing a cigar with a couple flapper dancers in the rooftop casino, do it for the content.
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"The data also indicate that eliminating flavors from cigars would likely help prevent cigar initiation by young people," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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The North Koreans flung insults and the chief American negotiator, a cigar-puffing Navy admiral, contemptuously blew smoke rings at them.
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Mr. Hickson left the sugar industry in the early 1970s to work for the Cigar Research Council, a tobacco industry organization.
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Rios has his own head full of bad memories, chewing rakishly on the stub of a cigar while flying into peril.
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For Robaina, growing anything but cigar tobacco in the place that has the best climate and soil is not an option.
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Manafort and Kilimnik had met on August 2, 2016, at a cigar bar in Manhattan while Manafort led the Trump campaign.
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The only previous interstellar visitor discovered in our solar system was a cigar-shaped rocky object called 'Oumuamua found in 2017.
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According to The Advocate&aposs report, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome police officer had asked a player to put out his cigar.
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Its lavish amenities, which include an adult tree house, a putting green, and a cigar room, now look like peak bubble.
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By flipping aside a metal lid atop a silver canister, you can inhale the heady aroma of a fine Cuban cigar.
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One cigar company that recently announced it is getting into "aggressive cryptocurrency mining" saw its stock rise a whopping 2,95 percent.
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Another clip captures Maduro puffing on a cigar as the couple receives T-shirts screen-printed with Gökçe's likeness sprinkling salt.
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His office trappings — a shower stall, a refrigerator (to ice martinis) and a humidor (lighting a fresh cigar at 22005 a.m.
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The swirling lines of its logo, whisping around art nouveau font, like delicious blue smoke from the furnace of a cigar.
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Looks like Nelly ran into Piazza at a cigar spot in Miami a few nights ago and they hit it off.
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On evenings like that, the brothers, Mario and Vincent Tarricone, transplants from the Bronx, hire a recent arrival from Cuba's cigar making industry and set him up at a table in front of their humidor, bar and restaurant, Española Cigar, where you can buy an $8 Scotch or a $600 bottle of Champagne or a $1,600 bottle of cognac.
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When asked what he most anticipated about arriving in Cuba, he smiled and said he, too, was looking forward to a cigar.
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The package also includes a special souvenir: a cigar humidor made from wood from a tree that fell on George Washington's property.
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In a video obtained by TMZ, the singer was also seen drinking and smoking a cigar while surrounded by fellow club goers.
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"'Smoking' means the burning of a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe or any other matter or substance which contains tobacco," the ruling reads.
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Boston Celtic coach Red Auerbach used to light a victory cigar on the sidelines when he was sure his team had won.
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The cigar box was later given to President Kennedy's butler Jack Spangenberg by First Lady Jackie Kennedy shortly after her husband's death.
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"I really believe cigar smoking reflects our lives," Elena Tronina, who won the women's division in 2 hours 36 minutes, told me.
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During the cruise, my grandfather would sit on the boat's deck and puff a cigar every day and take in the scenery.
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Harris superimposes a charged quote over the image of the Dutch Masters used on the cigar package in several of the works.
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The cigar-smoking financier was immortalized in Michael Lewis's "Liar's Poker," one of the seminal books about Wall Street, written in 1989.
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Under the proposed ordinance, hotels would be exempt from the ban along with three upscale cigar lounges, including the Grand Havana Room.
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The Audience had expected a spectacular pole routine, not... this was like watching a Baron light a cigar with a painted masterpiece.
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It's GREAT to be Cam Newton these days ... dude just officially opened up his own cigar shop -- AND he's having another baby!!!
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It can make recommendations whether or not your cigar of choice is in its database or not, which is a nice touch.
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There's the neighbor a few houses down, who you can always find munching on a cigar, no matter the time of day.
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CNN helpfully points out that they were not, in fact, "cigar burns" or "perfectly circular hickeys," but rather marks from cupping therapy.
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Sarah told BuzzFeed News that she has not gotten a response yet from Amy about the case of the mistaken cigar identity.
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The cigar aroma was so strong that their wives thought they had been at the bar when they came home from work.
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This will clarify which companies should submit a cigar warning plan, when to submit it, and what information to include for consumers.
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Farmer would collect them in a cigar box with other finds, like his lucky wheat penny, rabbit's foot, and rocks he liked.
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Aside from delighting rum and cigar-loving travelers, Obama shared his belief that ending the ban will further strengthen ties with Cuba.
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"You're an accomplice of murderous regimes like that of Nicolas Maduro," one person commented on a photo of Gökçe smoking a cigar.
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A law enforcement official involved in the investigation told CNN that Prince was smoking a cigar when the agents discovered him walking.
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He was accused of spending lavishly on $7,000 steakhouse dinners, cigar and wine parties valued at $30,000 and stays at golf resorts.
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When John was 7, his father made him a ukulele from a cigar box and his mother taught him to play it.
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The smug and familiar humor with which this play hooks us winds up exploding in our faces, like a poisonous prank cigar.
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One street took me by a cigar factory, where I could hear the chatter of workers filtering out through the open windows.
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Board of Education, ending public-school segregation, Senator James Eastland, the cigar-smoking chairman of the Senate Judicial Committee, turned to Mrs.
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Chopin would be romantically linked with other women but his only lasting relationship was with the trouser-wearing, cigar-smoking George Sand.
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While seeing her, he still allows his parents to suggest potential wives for him, collecting and keeping "biodatas" in a cigar box.
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The premium cigar industry is facing a May deadline that requires all new tobacco products to obtain regulatory clearance from the FDA.
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Companies impacted by the regulation would include the J.C. Newman Cigar Co., the family-owned manufacturer of Nicaraguan, Dominican and American cigars.
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Send him into any forest and he would come back with two handfuls of arrowheads, a buried deposit box and a cigar.
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"When he looks at a glass, he is mesmerized by its reflection," he wrote in a prophetic short essay in Cigar Aficionado.
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Off to the right, beneath a colonnade, a window opens into a cigar-rolling factory, with bundled leaves hanging from the rafters.
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The hot blend is scooped onto purple corn tortillas, dappled with one of several sauces, then rolled up like a fat cigar.
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On the other side of the fireplace is an office, which features a hidden door that leads to a secret cigar room.
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The racers included characters like the cigar-chewing Barney Oldfield, the millionaire playboy Caleb Bragg, and a native son, "Terrible" Teddy Tetzlaff.
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Hopewell Center, Wan Chai (1980) Known as the Big Cigar, this vertically striped, 64-story oddity was the city's first round skyscraper.
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When I entered, Khrustalev was pacing the floor in a maroon velvet jacket, gripping a half-smoked cigar and rehearsing his lines.
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Johnson felt so at home he smoked a cigar and pumped music throughout the garage, checking the quality of the car's sound system.
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Our solar system was recently visited by an interstellar object, though, when the cigar-shaped rock named 'Oumuamua' came traveling by in 2017.
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Covering the June issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine, Diddy spoke on his plans for retiring from music – and they include a world tour.
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A cigar box belonging to the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy is to go on sale Thursday, with bidding starting at $6,000.
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The three primary components are filler tobaccos, a binder, and a wrapper; if a cigar doesn't have these three things, it's not premium.
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For the lower-key cigar enthusiast, even a ziploc bag, cooler, or refrigerator will do the trick with a little bit of attention.
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The premium cigar business makes 340 million cigars a year with 4,500 employees and factories in Dominican Republic, Honduras and the United States.
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"When I look in the mirror, I throw up," The New Celebrity Apprentice boss, 69, says in the February issue of Cigar Aficionado.
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Lopez sliced through a clean, we-miss-the-'00s dance performance while cigar-chomping Khaled, ever the puzzle, threw money at the audience.
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Swedish Match controls 49 percent of the cigar and pipe tobacco maker, while the remaining 51 percent is held by two family foundations.
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They then continued their trip by going to Club Rum, a museum where the adults took part in a rum and cigar tasting.
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According to his dad, Ty recently purchased a Chinese-manufactured e-cig called Wotofo Phantom, which is the same size as a cigar.
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Castro ruled Cuba for half a century in his trademark military fatigues and cigar, inspiring revolutionaries in some nations while antagonizing American leadership.
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"Maybe it's an owner of another cigar company that is a bit unscrupulous and wants to hurt the other rivals," he told CNBC.
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She writes that as her husband was nervously "chomping on an unlit cigar," she took a nap as the results were coming in.
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He carved his first guitar from a cigar box in high school and began building instruments from reclaimed wood in his early 20s.
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Following the Caremark acquisition, the company changed its name to CVS Health from CVS and permanently halted cigarette and cigar sales in 2014.
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The planet has such an eccentric, cigar-shaped orbit that it is close to flying away from its parent star and into space.
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A cigar draped from his mouth, his torso flushed with piles of cash, in front of him is a cage full of skeletons.
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Cigar, who died in 2014, was the sport's leading money winner when he retired, but proved to be sterile in the breeding shed.
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No, this wasn't a '90s-style rave; this was the normally unassuming lounge at Top Cigars, a cigar shop in Miami's Little Havana.
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Sometimes her Native American characters speak a cigar-store pidgin to one another, only to drop it further down on the same page.
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It's really chill and cool and sexy — it's men and women at a cigar club, and they'll either watch a movie or football.
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The long and rocky cigar-shaped object has a burnt dark-reddish hue due to millions of years of radiation from cosmic rays.
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Jay was chilling in Miami, smoking a cigar with a friend on the eve of Beyonce's Formation World Tour kicking off down there.
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When the financial crisis hit in 2008, Mr. Grossman believed that he'd had enough of finance and decided to open a cigar shop.
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The can is like a giant cigar or blunt and then the smoke and the "Burn" and the...yeah, okay I get it.
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"Diversity leads to social problems, it leads to conflict, it leads to war," Conte told abc7 in an interview, while holding a cigar.
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She said an industry known for its lavish parties, complete with cigar bars and carving stations, was wrongly passing on costs to consumers.
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Cigar had won 2600 consecutive races when his owner, Allen Paulson, agreed to send him 230,26 miles from home to compete in Dubai.
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He had recently returned to promote a new cigar brand and to work with a new charity, and to train with his son.
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"Churchill was chomping on a freshly lit cigar," said Ann Shumard, senior curator of photographs at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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This fall, the galaxy came calling in the form of a small reddish cigar-shaped object named Oumuamua by astronomers based in Hawaii.
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Realizing he can't get a good cigar onboard, he lashes out, asking Counselor Troi rude questions about who paid for this flashy vessel.
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"We appreciate the recognition of being on the lower end of risk," said J. Glynn Loope, executive director of Cigar Rights of America.
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As for Willis, he looks as if his main concern is finding a good cigar bar during his brief professional sojourn in Ohio.
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With one whiff I can tell why the place is called "Cigar City," as people all around me are smoking hand-rolled stogies.
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In an interview with Cigar Aficionado, he opened up about a close call he had when he was first diagnosed with the disease.
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In a large common lab outside the microscopy rooms, there are shelves holding rows of what look like hinged, dark-wooden cigar boxes.
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On the first Saturday of December, after Maximum Security won the prestigious Cigar Mile at Aqueduct, Servis, too, could not hide his disappointment.
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To look from face to face was to regard a study in contentment, or even, thanks to the pervasive cigar smoke, self-satisfaction.
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Dressed in white, she sang and rapped, smoked a cigar, sometimes played flute and led a band that mixed electronics with Latin percussion.
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The detective, Louis Scarcella, then thirty-nine, reminded Hamilton of the actor Joe Pesci, as he swaggered about the room, brandishing a cigar.
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"While this new executive order now permits and encourages Americans to bring in an unlimited number of Cuban cigars, the administration won't even let us American cigar manufacturers send cigars to our soldiers in Afghanistan who are getting shot at by ISIS — due to the new draconian and punishing regulations that FDA is pushing on our cigar industry," he added.
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"[My fiancé Michael Sterling and I] met Will at a really nice cigar bar and we met his girlfriend," Marcille told pal NeNe Leakes.
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This new DJI camera system shoots 4K video and features a three-axis gimbal attached to a handle the size of a small cigar.
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A trip to the Cigar Smoking World Championship confirms that competition, regardless of the discipline and the contestants, remains just a state of mind.
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"The best smokers in the world are here tonight," Bilic declared after all the rules were recited and the ceremonial first cigar was cut.
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One has to read the way a cigar burns, to interpret the heat emanating from its skin, to measure the weight on each puff.
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Stunned by his failure on a stage he once ruled, he relit the cigar and smoked it against the ballroom wall, staring into space.
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Omar follows just 29 other Instagram accounts, including The Home Depot, cigar-themed accounts, and photo aggregators that post daily pictures of construction equipment.
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Back in September, we learned that Yoenis Cespedes was not just a cigar-smoking, golf-obsessed slugger that helped turn around the Mets season.
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DeVito appears on the November 2018 cover of Cigar Aficionado, where old friends from his career looked back on their relationship with the actor.
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In previous years declines in cigarette and cigar use coincided with increases in the use of other tobacco products, including e-cigarettes and hookahs.
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Core kink: Lycra, spandexRelated kinks: Slash fanfic Smoking fans want to see their partners casually and masterfully inhale deeply from a cigar or cigarette.
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On Monday night's episode, Tom Sandoval celebrated his 36th birthday at a cigar bar with James Kennedy, Tom Schwartz, Jax Taylor and Peter Madrigal.
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They're very similar games, only instead of embodying the cigar-chomping, misogynistic American Duke, in Shadow Warriors players embody a ninja names Lo Wang.
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At Turner's neighborhood cigar store, there's a street hustler who scams passers-by into playing Pass the Lady, but Turner never gets drawn in.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty, but people are in good spirits, as cigar smokers usually are," said Eric Smaldino, the owner of Napa Cigars.
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Even today, tobacco is grown on about 2,000 acres in the state, and many of the world's top cigar makers swear by Connecticut tobacco.
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Famous musicians jam here; this is where the locals go, and this is where Cuban intellectuals, artists and cigar and rum aficionados hang out.
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His right hand dangles a cigar, while his left clutches a gold cane so ornate that it might have been lifted from the Vatican.
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Soon after Fievel arrives in the city, lost and alone, he's sold to a sweatshop by villainous, cigar-smoking Warren T. Rat (John Finnegan).
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Back in Tampa, a few blocks from where he lived, a street hustler had conducted rounds of Find the Lady outside a cigar store.
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When I met with him, in May, he sat with his feet on his desk, wearing teal-rimmed glasses and smoking a Toscano cigar.
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The Matador chain is owned and run by Boris Grossman, a cigar enthusiast who acquired his taste for tobacco while working on Wall Street.
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I pluck a single leaf of wormwood, which smells like the airflow of a basement inside a cigar addict's home, for him to sample.
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But the public health and anti-tobacco groups that originated the suit countered that e-cigarette and cigar makers submit applications within 120 days.
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Still, better U.S.-Cuban relations have helped stoke a boom in tourism, which in turn has lifted cigar sales in Cuba, according to Habanos.
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But at the moment, he wasn't fighting; he was poring over his life and legacy in a cigar bar among bankers, politicians and celebrities.
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They develop those relationships on golf courses and in cigar bars, negotiating on the back nine and firming up the deal over a Cohiba.
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In October 2017, astronomers operating the Pan-STARRS1 telescope in Maui found a bizarre cigar-shaped rock blazing its way through our solar system.
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Fire up a Montecristo No. 2 Cuban cigar for an additional 435 rand and relax in an extravagant, malted barley- and tobacco-induced haze.
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In November, Parnas texted Giuliani that he was bringing Sessions with him to Shelly's Back Room, a cigar lounge close to the White House.
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I had lunch with Chevy, and he was so full of himself — he lit this big cigar, and he was on his worst behavior.
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Officials who were uneasy with the cigar-and-whiskey atmosphere in Palm Springs were left out and had more limited interactions with Mr. Williams.
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Towering above a river in his jerkin and waders, fly cast, cigar firmly in mouth, was a good way to ruminate on big decisions.
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There are private work cabins, a bar, a cigar lounge and a candy station where glass vases brim with gummies, marshmallows and chocolate balls.
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He originally got hooked on racing by going to the track with his grandfather, and he fell for horses like Cigar and War Emblem.
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Opinion My first job out of college in the late 1980s was at Salomon Brothers, a trading house of cigar-smoking, expletive-spewing strivers.
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In his 1003 years running the shop, Mr. Singer has sold Churchill's polo jodhpurs, signed portraits, and even Churchill's discarded cigar stubs ($1,500 apiece).
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A police officer in his 50s next to me smokes a cigar as he breaks into a little two-step to a salsa beat.
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As they approached their neighborhood, Olds announced he was hungry, and the Cigar Store was the only place open at that time of night.
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